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n.\' of the Baltimore players are
sold to the Giant.- tho deal will}
u .czed up today. when John Mc-g
1: an attends the Old Tlmeravcclebrn-
v m in the Monument City. Mchw.
Luglmy Jennings. Joe Kelley and Kid -
Gleuwm lumous Orioles or the day:
when linllimni‘e was king of the r001
x the Nilliilllul league—4H“ gather in
:H- old city “train at the behest of
. .l ”union. their old manigor. There
»‘»| hi" it parade and a banquet—big,
.3‘.L',~1 nll around. McGraw left tori
rliilillil't‘ last night.
\xhiln ilivre have been reports ‘0!
ml.» nl‘ ll low of Jack .Dunn': In;
:3 mmml lmnguc champions. he ha-
i). single deal. The sale .1:
(he shortstop. to Detroitf
m lmw fallen through. Jack
\, thr- lei‘t minder. may become
vi ii‘ ilu- prim- is right. But Dunn,
' .luwwl
I'.uli'_\',
i...” insisting on not lens thani
vw H u lll' ll is it lot of money. par-
lx luv .‘l mu her who already hal‘
l mmhle with his arm.
#4.—
.’ \lhl‘.‘ i‘uilvd to pry either Aldrida'.
.m n.» from ileulil, ChurleyEb
lull; in ilrooklyn preparing to
He may claim some of
whom the Cubs have
lil' mm have lx’oileher.
billllli, m‘ Zeb Terry. the
n; Terry is to be dis-
.»r man. who may
livl‘SOn of Barrett.
. ‘ri, Rock. The Cubs
. mum/loll. the pitch-
) lions.
Alli
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on 'I‘ipliiz Knocks Out
Sid liar iiS in One Round
Mr! I i ill.\. ()l‘l. 24. —— Joe
i [\llilili'lpliifl. runsml a sum
[luv (Hi-mow A. A. hove lam:
\\ llt‘l’l he knocked out Hid Dlnrks.
minute and fifty-seven seconds
first round. ‘M‘urks never
l (lill‘ OVA-("lire lilow. ‘
.‘x, turn in with body punches
ml with both hands. A terrific
» r to the solar plexus put
_ ii lie was carried to his cor-
.».i. inns: worked orcr him to
.m. 'l'iplilz Weighed 1361,;
v-i Marks 139.
i » .~:r>|iii»wiiiriilp Frankie Mc-
\\'illi;ims.porl hunt Vincent
Hm; ('if) in eight rounds.
3.» »‘ Mnmn ill‘ill l‘IIlillP Dempsey.
minim!) HIUIVIHHI Imonnl‘ti
i'mmln in four rounds. Ping
Miller in eight
1“
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I \i. umuiurr
m. liolircs from
Speed Car Racing
- ml: Uri. {Ii—"Bolu"
. known automobile
wrirwl from the
in the dangers that
m ilw use of high
light racing
ma at his home
recalled, that
been killed in
VI“ rt ’li “ '35:
u on dirt tracks has
i :.m;:erons.” he said.
‘ i horsepower are now
«i in small racing earl!
iking 105 miles an hour.
Night of the cars is not
in hold the track at the
I ' n .ulmuld he placed upon
‘ ' .umnll machines." 7
\illn ()iiiboxes Edwards
in is 21:Pancho Villa.
«1 Filipino fiy.weight took
ni‘ Inuiny Edwards. tho
I «‘Hlormi ind. in Q ten
1 4 night at the Boston
» u as practically no ques-
» ‘Vimilii‘ winner from the
illiiwards made a. fair
mrly stages of the
Villa let loose there
but the conqueror
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' wk of the Columbia
‘ will freshman football
‘ ». ii while rererceing a“
-Y' Vernon last SaturdaY.
yearling mental was
a goal post and his
nod. TheJnJurod limb
.stvr rust and the boss
HI liOi‘, ht" able to walk
vr~ Celebration at Mr .3
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In the Reahn
Sports
By F. 'V. McMahon . ‘-
The local eleven should have defeated
Q
she Tigers were 02 form Sunday.
the “'uinuta with use.
The Britten-“biker tight scheduled at Madison Square Garden Novem-
ber lst is now tho main topic of interest to the New York fight fans. The
pair met in Newark last year in a twelve round no decision fight ,and the
opinion was divided as to which had the better of the go. Btltton’s m'anagcr.
Dan Morgan. stated when signing“ for this coming fight that Walker was the
toughest man the champion had met since annexing the title. All Jersey is
backing Vi’ulker in the coming scrap;
Although only midseuon. this coming weekend will produce many
brilliant gridiron battles. A fcw‘ of the great cleverls that will meet in con-
flict next Saturday afternoon are—Yale vs. Army at New Haven; Princeton vs.
Chicago at Chicago: Navy \5. University of Pennsylvania. at Fhlladelphia:
Georgia. Tech \8, Notre Dame at Atlanta: Harvard \5. Dartmouth at Cam-
bridge; Syracuse v.5 Penn State at Polo Grounds; Michigan vs, Illinois at Ann
Harbor; Ohio State v.3 Minnesota at Minneapolis and Lafayette vs. Boston Col-
loge at Boston. The Yale- Army game and the Navy- -I’enn conflict are the lead-
ing attractions in the East and are sure. to be plmed before capacity crowds.
O O
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The fans are anxious to are Art Olsen in a local game before the season
ends. It is possible that he will twirl for the Springwoods next Sunday at
lindik Field. '
o o o o
Prohnhl} the greatest upheaxai last Saturday came as a. result of the
mettlng of the Universit; of Michigan and Ohio State elevens. The Ohio
State waxrioxo went down to a. rather inglorious defeat before the science
and brilliant all around play of the well drilled machine from Ann Harbor.
The Norw nlks and Lockwoods are now tied in their series games with
one game- éa’ch. Last Sunday's content was one of the best ball games in
the local diamonds this summer. The Lockwoods ninth inning rally brought
them out ahead. .
O I
The fans were pleased to see Charles Mahoney. the Bridgeport ofilcial.
in charge of the Tiger-Walnut. game Sunday. Mahonev's business- like
methods both on the gridiron and on the basketball court made a big hit with
the local fans.
Organize School for
Red (1 Browns
S an Young Baseball Players
Receive Their
World Series Checks
which will
It will be
at
baseball school.
alin 37, 096 46. rcprc- first term January 10.
afttilsgkihoolzmognts awarded to the known as the 38-“0119'1 COHGKC
members of the Cincinnati National Baseball
and St Louis American League base-3 The purpose 18 to train Young play—
ball clubs for finishing the pennant'cm in the fine points of the game
race in second place in their respective.t three months being required to finish
leagues yesterday were sent out by the course. The instructors will be
Baseball Commlsaloner K. M. Landia. retired major and minor league
. as iven $18,548.23 PlayerS- .
reirg‘ntcin?on:-haltg ot the so per Acting instructors will be ‘Death
cent balance after the world scrlcsi‘aney Jim 500“ Sam Crawford.
contenders had been paid and the 15 grnkécfip) Blz§gslgegi30gewénlf153
per cent allowed the Commissioner's es. a er - 1'? 0 3. Est!
office had been deducted. W. Omdort and George Wheeler.
The St Louis club's share was split; Frank L. Chance, former manager or
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into twenty -cight shares. nineteen ofithe Chicago club 0: the ,atlonai
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LOS ANGELES. Oct. 24. -— Ground ’
has been broken at Burbank tora.’
open its‘
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ofl‘ theh port of Gloucester.
, When it mail over the Inca-outlaw
race had been sailed. Photograph show about: film resets m hill canvas.
eAmericnn challenger Bury Ford unwound tho Bluenoae4 Canadian defender, in the first we
fincng Committee declnmd that no
BflfiASli AND illilill
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Middleweights in the OPE-1'
ing Match of the Elimina-
tion Tournam’ ent.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-—-The opening
contest in the series of elimination-
bouts with the object at developln'g‘
two middleweights worthy to box for
the due of the class wasJopened last
night at the Pioneer Sporting Club."
Louis Bogash of Bridgeport and Pa]
Reed of Boston. two of the best 1”
pounders in New England, will tune:
'each other in the ring and more
should be an interesting bout.
The competition between tho mid—
League. will be connected with the
the players receiving $622. 44 each and 3 college in an advisory capacity.
nine receiving $662. 43.
Villa to Box Wallace
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 24.——Pancho
Villa. American flywelght champion.
yesterdasgwas matched to meet Patsy
“fallace of this city in an eight round
bout next Monday night. This will he
Villa‘s first appearance here and also
his second bout since he was stricken
with the chicken pox about a. month
ago. .
The Cincinnati club's share was!
divided into twenty- five full shares otl
8713.411 and a twenty- sixth share
which was split into four parts in
amounts ranging from 871.30 to
$427.78.
Lyon Whips Summers
Tony Lyons last night received the
judges‘ decision over Johnny Summers
Italian Joe Dempsey won from Sam-
F'reeport. L. I.. last night Mort Selig-
my elly. In a third bout of ten rounds man received the
judges' decision over
Johnny Cooncy outpolnted Mickey Howard Frances in an eight round
Brown. - bout. .
in a ton round contest in the Broad- 3
wa'y Exhibition Assoctatlon Club in Sefigman Gets Decision
Brooklyn. In another ten rounder Al: the Freeport Athloti c Club at
'dlewelght‘s was suggested by W
Muldoon. chairman of the m1
:Commhuion, who named need and
[B gash muons cums emu to outer
|the_ tourney. Both Reed and now
.have performed well in the moat».
iweight division. and than is no
doubt each will strive to get into;
{final bout torthénmorsot Exec-.1333
Each hail met Joni Mammal».
rably the m "mum at the
. present time. and while he WNW
ithem the contests weré W "and
‘close'.
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poundera named in the lid or eligibm;
the Boxing Commifinthntclubm ,
Jack Brittnn. who is to defend his
welter- title against Mickey Walker of
Newark at Madison Square Gas-den a.
week iron: tonight has been a. ring
winter for twenty years. He started
ammonium 1111902 and
was knocked out. in. his first fight. In
an snort to explain Britten's success
Dan Morgan yesterday Ilid:
Walker gave Britons: his toughest
ml in the lust two years. Jack has
neon noon-o! rat the count of nine not
less than four times, and once for the
count of tour. The nine counts are
m to Jack Perry at Toledo Dave
Shade at Portland. 019.: Bryan Dow-
ney at m and Bud Loan at San
Antonio.
"Britton outgueaa mote tenors,”
laid Morgan. “and the last two years
"has talked himself out of losing the
title on tour diner-em: occasions.
Perry. Logan, Shade and Downey all
with: cum mat for the nine
m and in a. bad way. but he took
no aims-nail joked them out of 9.3961
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CHICAGO. Oct. 2L—The Brooklyn
National Magoo baseball club has
drafted Eugene Bailey of the Houston
club of the Tom League. Baseball
Commissioner Landis announced to—
day. '
‘ era. but more than 1019.390 applia-
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Extraordinary crowds have turned
out at all of the Conference gonna
thus far this season. The Illinois—Iowa, »;
game at Urbana last Saturday. drew
another capacity crowd—26.000.
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PHILADELPHIA. Got. 24.—Bnnnie
preparation for his challenge with the
title- holder, Ralph Greenleat, which .
will begin Thnmday and 133 this
days. The match will be 459 mm
will receive a diamond music
500111 cash. 13315deme-
'billlards. the W record. hump;
when he won the title here.
Leonard Ready
to Defend m
NEW YORK. Oct. 24—81mm? ,
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weight boxmg champion WW“,
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challengers in December and m.
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